Opinion
To Democrats and media, even Black Republicans are racist
Democrats and their media allies have been falsely calling Republicans racists for a long time.
Trump stars as Bluto in ‘Animal House’ presidential primary
FOOD FIGHT!!!! The “Animal House” primary is underway.
EPA again oversteps in its goal to turn American cars electric
The Environmental Protection Agency is under court order to issue final volumes for its 2023-2025 renewable fuel standard by June 14.
If Black children are told they cannot succeed, many will internalize that message
When George W. Bush was running for president in 2000, he spoke to the NAACP’s 91st annual convention, where he coined the phrase “the soft bigotry of low expectations.”
GOP to Biden family: The jig is up, bank records don’t lie
The plan was so simple for one of the great get-rich influence-peddling schemes ever run out of Washington: Cash in on then-Vice President Joe Biden’s foreign policy forays to earn millions of dollars in consulting fees.
Under Biden, Gen Z can’t afford to live, baby boomers must ‘unretire’
In President Biden’s America, with soaring inflation, housing costs and interest rates, many people are finding they need to make more money just to afford the cost of being alive.
South Carolina high school valedictorian skips benign graduation speech, stresses Christian faith
There is no shortage of negative news about America’s young people, the supposedly dilapidated state of faith in the U.S., moral depravity, and our ever-chaotic mental health trends.
Running on his record: Donald Trump is no longer an insurgent candidate
A few days ago, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis promised that he would replace Christopher Wray, the current director of the FBI, on his first day in the event he is elected president.
State secrets undermine due process: First, Fifth and Sixth amendments violated
In a public courtroom in the United States in which a high-level criminal case is being tried, the prosecutors are permitted to press a buzzer on their table in the midst of an argument to the court by defense counsel.
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Left's latest red herring will fail
Instead of focusing on the economy, inflation, the high price of gas and the crisis at the border, Democrats have focused all of their attention on 'getting' former President Donald Trump ("Rep. Nancy Mace: Second indictment secures Trump's GOP nomination," web, June 9).
Democrats fear Trump
The Biden administration has devoted most of its energy to destroying former President Donald Trump ("Trump says he's been indicted, summoned to appear at the federal courthouse in Miami on Tuesday," web, June 8).
Hypocrisy isn't new in sports, it's just more obvious in PGA Tour-LIV Golf merger
When the PGA Tour overcame its indignation and agreed to merge with LIV Golf -- despite the human rights abuses of its Saudi Arabian backers -- the flip-flop followed a long-established tradition in sports of flexible attitudes that often hurtle into full-blown hypocrisy.
BOOK REVIEW: 'Paperback Jack'
Loren D. Estleman, the award-winning author of the Amos Walker crime series, has published "Paperback Jack," an interesting and well-written novel about the birth of paperback novels.
Preparations for pandemic should include refraining from funding one
As the deadly COVID-19 pandemic recedes, global health authorities are completing a sweeping agreement for combating future contagions.
Comey can't be serious
How can former FBI Director James Comey maintain a straight face while reportedly suggesting that former President Donald Trump might run a "retribution presidency" -- when the deep state has mercilessly investigated the man for 6 1/2 years ("Ex-FBI Director Comey says Biden is only 2024 candidate 'committed to the rule of law,'" web, June 5)?
Politicians should house immigrants
Real leaders practice what they preach.
What happened to public service?
Sen. Rick Scott states the obvious when he writes that "Washington is broken" ("Public Service Reform Act is needed to make Washington work," web, June 8).
Recapturing American Dream all about the 'God-given'
A return of the American Dream will only come when Americans put God back in charge of the country. And that's going to take some deep, spiritually based reflection and acknowledgment of sin on the part of the American people, followed by mass repentance; that is, by a massive turning back from sin.
